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HuntingHow big can a fox terrier grow? Fox terriers, like other pet dogs, have a relatively standard weight range. It does not matter if it is less than or greater than this range. The body shape is not up to standard, which requires special attention in terms of feeding. It is best to feed them regularly and quantitatively, and at the same time take them out for appropriate exercise. There are generally two types of fox terriers, the wirehaired fox terrier and the short-haired fox terrier. The editor below will give you a brief introduction to the body shape of the wirehaired fox terrier.

This dog is energetic, does not like to be controlled, and likes to fight. This type of dog is generally alert, quick-moving, and enthusiastic in character. Its eyes, ears and tail are very distinctive.

A standard Wire-Haired Fox Terrier should be no more than 15.5 inches tall at the withers and 12 inches long. Female dogs are correspondingly smaller. Correspondingly, the head length is about 7 to 7.5 inches. A competition dog whose height and length are within the above range will weigh about 18 pounds. A female dog will be about 2 pounds lighter, with a range of 1 pound.

Wire-haired Fox Terriers are small and medium-sized dogs. The key points of head proportions are the ratio of the skull to the muzzle; the head and back; the height of the shoulders; the ideal proportion of the body is that the height of the shoulders is equal to the body length. It should be added that although head size can be accurately measured like shoulder height and body length, it is not a strict requirement for breed evaluation.

Don’t laugh at the fox terrier because it is small, it is very aggressive.